Italy's Quercetti is well known for rockets and parachutes. Their JR21 marketed Fireball XL5 has featured here many times, as has the Ma...

This was an interesting mixed quantity on auction ages ago. Is that the Quercetti JR21 Fireball XL5? Who are those figures? Recognise anythi...

This is both unusual and familiar at the same time! Clearly related to the old Sixties TOR and MACH-1 parachute rockets from Quercetti and J...

  From Will's new TV21 comics collection, his JR21 XL5 parachuting spaceship and the ad in a November 1965 edition of the comic. Did you...

  I saw this Quercetti Mach X rocket and thought, hmm, not sure about that card art. I think I prefer an illustrated card rather than large ...

I was fascinated by the detail of this online gallery for one boxed toy, the US Rocket. A battery-fired plastic rocket with parachute, each ...

This is strange. Rocket Man. I've seen that rocket man and face before somewhere - Dr. Who? Anyways, its an unusual rocket para...

https://missgwendoline2.de.tl/ Elastic rockets, elastic planes, elastic helicopters. Its just brilliant! Check out Raketen ...

I 've not seen this toy rocket before, the Mercury Atlas Booster by Gladen. Its like a larger version of the similar LP rockets we ...

On a grand day out yesterday in the town of Wetherby the Missus and me went into a few charity shops. In two different ones we found Querc...

There's a brilliant short article about the development of Quercetti's Fireball XL5 toy by Graeme Walker of Canada. This article ap...